Nostalgia has become a lucrative commodity. From Take That to Steps, the reunion tour has evolved into a reliable cultural…
As a child of the early noughties, I remember Julia Donaldson’s The Gruffalo as a distinctive cultural touchstone of my…
Part academic presentation, part confessional and part chaotic and confusing cabaret, ‘Pup Play: A Queer Pseudo-Lecture (of Sorts)’ is certainly…
My friend Eric, an Egyptian Muslim pulled me aside last week. He dragged me out of earshot from his mother,…
Ten Little Soldier Boys are whittled down to none in The Woolton Drama Group’s production of Agatha Christie’s thriller, And…
Like My Fair Lady wrapped in the fairy-tale romance of Cinderella, with occasional glimpses of the epic sweep and moral…
How much would you pay for a white painting? Disley Theatrical Productions bring Art to the Weston at Theatr Clwyd.…
Nell Gwynn is like many women of influence in history, whose name may be known but whose story is. With…
The Oresteia begins with a 360-degree revolution of its stage—a two-story glass-walled house— and the slow reveal of its inhabitants.…
With the recent death of Stephen Sondheim musical theatre has been robbed of its most eloquent and profound creator -…